Carter Foreman, PLLC - Attorneys at Law

Carter Foreman, PLLC - Attorneys at Law A full service law firm serving Hernando and Pasco. Carter.
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Our practice areas encompass: Real Estate (including closings and title insurance), Family Law, Personal Injury, Estate Planning, Probate, Wills and Trusts, Contracts & Business Litigation. Our New Port Richey Office Information is Below:

7419 US Highway 19
New Port Richey, FL 34652
(727) 846-1828

Our Firm was established in 1987 by attorney David R. Carter Foreman, PLLC, is a boutique law firm

operating principally in Pasco and Hernando Counties, but practicing throughout Florida. We provide a wide array of legal services including real estate closings, real estate litigation, estate planning, trust and probate administration, family law, criminal law, business and corporate litigation, compliance and formation, civil asset forfeiture defense, homeowner’s association law, general civil litigation and personal injury. This list is not an exhaustive list of our services and we encourage you to contact us if you have a legal matter you wish to discuss. We are a dynamic law firm that endeavors to provide exceptional services and results to our clients, with whom we strive to develop long term relationships. Though our legal services are broad, our expertise is comprehensive and our attorneys and staff take a measured, personal approach in addressing our clients’ varied needs.

🏆 THANK YOU, HERNANDO COUNTY! 🏆We are incredibly honored and grateful to have been voted Gold Winner in the Hernando Sun...
06/02/2026

🏆 THANK YOU, HERNANDO COUNTY! 🏆

We are incredibly honored and grateful to have been voted Gold Winner in the Hernando Sun Readers' Choice Awards in not one, but three categories:

🥇 Business Law
🥇 Family Law
🥇 Real Estate & Probate Law

This recognition means so much because it comes directly from the community we are privileged to serve every day.

To our clients, referral partners, friends, family, and everyone who took the time to vote for us—thank you for your trust, support, and confidence in our firm. We are truly grateful.

At Carter Foreman PLLC, our commitment remains the same: providing practical legal guidance, responsive service, and dedicated advocacy for the individuals, families, and businesses throughout our community.

Thank you for allowing us to be part of your journey and for helping us achieve this incredible honor. We look forward to continuing to serve Hernando County and the surrounding areas for years to come.

06/01/2026

Pre-Approval vs. Pre-Qualification: What’s the Difference?
If you’re thinking about buying a home, you’ve probably heard the terms pre-qualification and pre-approval. While they sound similar, they are very different — and understanding the difference can help you shop smarter and strengthen your offer.

Pre-Qualification:
A pre-qualification is usually the first step in the mortgage process. It’s a quick estimate of what you may be able to borrow based on information you provide about your income, debts, and assets.
✅ Fast and simple
✅ Gives a general price range
✅ Helpful for early planning

However, pre-qualification is typically not verified, which means sellers may not view it as strongly when comparing offers.

Pre-Approval:
A pre-approval is a more detailed review by a lender. The lender verifies your financial information, checks your credit, reviews documents, and determines how much they are willing to lend you.
✅ Stronger buying power
✅ Shows sellers you’re a serious buyer
✅ Helps identify potential financing issues early
✅ Can make your offer more competitive
In today’s market, many sellers prefer buyers who are pre-approved rather than just pre-qualified.

Bottom Line:
Think of pre-qualification as a starting point and pre-approval as a green light to seriously begin your home search. Knowing where you stand financially before house hunting can save time, reduce stress, and put you in a stronger position when you find the right home.

Facing Foreclosure in Florida? What now?
05/28/2026

Facing Foreclosure in Florida? What now?

Foreclosure is a stressful process for both homeowners and lenders. Understanding the legal steps and available alternatives can help both sides make informed decisions. Florida’s judicial foreclosure process provides structure but also offers opportunities for resolution before a final judgment. ...

Florida law maintains a fixed hierarchy for property distribution when a will does not exist.
05/20/2026

Florida law maintains a fixed hierarchy for property distribution when a will does not exist.

4 assets that may enter probate.

05/19/2026

A serious accident can create more than physical pain. Hospital visits, ambulance rides and follow-up care often produce bills that arrive long before an insurance claim reaches a resolution. While treatment continues, collection notices may start appearing in the mail or through phone calls. As the...

Florida Intestacy Laws: What Happens If You Die Without a Will.
05/15/2026

Florida Intestacy Laws: What Happens If You Die Without a Will.

You might assume your belongings will automatically pass to your loved ones when you die. In Florida, however, the law decides who receives your estate if you leave no valid will. To understand what this means for your family, it helps to start with Florida's intestacy laws. Understanding Florida's....

05/14/2026

Making large purchases via credit card or layaway can impact your loan approval. Hold off on that new car purchase/lease or the much-needed washer and dryer for now. What else should you avoid? Ask us.

It was an honor to attend the You Thrive Children’s Advocacy Center groundbreaking ceremony this morning. Congratulation...
05/13/2026

It was an honor to attend the You Thrive Children’s Advocacy Center groundbreaking ceremony this morning. Congratulations on this important milestone and the beginning of a new chapter as you expand your impact and commitment to serving children and families in our community.

05/12/2026

Buying or selling property? Don’t overlook the legal details that can make or break your transaction.

A real estate attorney helps protect your investment by:
✔️ Reviewing contracts before you sign
✔️ Identifying title issues or liens
✔️ Ensuring a smooth closing process
✔️ Preventing costly legal disputes down the line

Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, having legal guidance isn’t just helpful—it’s smart.

If you have questions about your next real estate transaction, it’s always better to ask early than fix problems later.

📩 Reach out to our team to discuss your transaction and get the guidance you need from start to finish.

Address

5308 Spring Hill Drive
Spring Hill, FL
34606

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+13526866278

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